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Beginner's Guide to Nonprofit and Affordable Housing Partnerships / / Teresa M. Santalucia
Beginner's Guide to Nonprofit and Affordable Housing Partnerships / / Teresa M. Santalucia
Autore Santalucia Teresa M.
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2022]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (80 pages)
Disciplina 344.73063635
Soggetto topico Housing - Law and legislation - United States
Housing - Finance - Law and legislation - United States
Nonprofit organizations - Law and legislation - United States
ISBN 1-63905-071-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Nonprofit Organization and Operation -- A. Initial Formation -- B. Ongoing Filings -- C. Organizing Documents -- D. Leadership -- E. Operational Controls -- Chapter 2: NPO Role -- A. Assessing Community Need -- B. NPO Roles -- Chapter 3: IRS Guidance for NPOs Developing Mixed-Income Housing -- A. Revenue Procedure 96-32 -- B. Choi Memo -- Chapter 4: NPO-Utilized Funding -- A. Community Development Block Grants -- B. Community-Based Development Organization -- C. HOME Program -- D. HOME Program-Community Housing Development Organization -- E. The Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly Program -- F. Section 811 -- G. Tax-Exempt Bonds -- H. The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit -- Chapter 5: Joint Ventures -- A. NPO Two-Prong Test -- B. IRS Joint Venture Guidance -- C. IRS Reporting Requirements -- D. Joint Venture Review -- E. Conclusion -- Exhibit A: Nonprofit Corporation State Laws -- Exhibit B: IRS Sample Conflict of Interest Policy -- Exhibit C: Summary of Common NPO Policies -- Index.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910807017803321
Santalucia Teresa M.  
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2022]
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Beginner's guide to tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing / / Alysse Hollis and Richard M. Froehlich
Beginner's guide to tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing / / Alysse Hollis and Richard M. Froehlich
Autore Hollis Alysse
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , 2016
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (xii, 55 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 346.730922
Soggetto topico Securities, Tax-exempt - Law and legislation - United States
ISBN 1-63425-543-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Record Nr. UNINA-9910672193203321
Hollis Alysse  
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , 2016
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Beginner's guide to tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing / / Alysse Hollis and Richard M. Froehlich
Beginner's guide to tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing / / Alysse Hollis and Richard M. Froehlich
Autore Hollis Alysse
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , 2016
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (xii, 55 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 346.730922
Soggetto topico Securities, Tax-exempt - Law and legislation - United States
ISBN 1-63425-543-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Introduction -- I. Chapter Overview -- II. Eligible Projects -- Chapter 1 General Legal Framework -- I. Types of Tax-Exempt Bonds -- Chapter 2 Parties/Process/Roles of Counsel -- I. Parties -- A. Issuer -- B. Borrower -- C. Underwriter/Bond Purchaser -- D. Equity Investor -- E. Trustee -- II. Process and Procedure -- A. Inducement -- B. TEFRA Approval -- C. Authorizing Resolution -- 1. Standard Documentation -- D. Roles of Counsel -- Chapter 3 Tax and Securities Core Concepts -- I. Internal Revenue Code Requirements -- A. Good Costs/Bad Costs -- B. 15% Rehabilitation Requirement -- C. Functionally Related and Subordinate Facilities -- D. Volume Cap -- E. Substantial User -- F. Additional Rules -- II. Securities Act Requirements -- A. Rule 10b-5 -- B. Rule 15c2-12 -- Chapter 4 Specific Structures -- I. Credit Enhancement-Fannie, Freddie, and FHA -- II. The Financial Crisis and the Changing Landscape -- A. Federal Support for Affordable Rental Housing -- III. Conclusion -- Chapter 5 Recycled Bonds and Bifurcated Structures as Tools for Multifamily Housing -- I. The Provisions -- A. Recent Use of Volume Cap -- B. Annual Volume Cap (2011-14) -- C. Volume Cap Used (2011-14) -- D. Volume Cap Carry Forward -- E. Prior Years Carry Forward Abandoned: 2011-14 -- II. Challenges to Using Recycling Authority -- III. Bifurcation -- IV. Recycled Bond Case Studies -- A. St. Ann's Terrace -- B. Ocean Village -- C. The Tiffany -- D. University Avenue Consolidated (UACIII) -- E. The Bradford -- F. 160 Madison -- V. Bifurcated Case Study -- A. 261 Hudson Street -- B. Combining Recycling and Bifurcation -- C. Applicability.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910796735203321
Hollis Alysse  
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , 2016
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Beginner's guide to tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing / / Alysse Hollis and Richard M. Froehlich
Beginner's guide to tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing / / Alysse Hollis and Richard M. Froehlich
Autore Hollis Alysse
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2016]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (xii, 55 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 346.730922
Soggetto topico Securities, Tax-exempt - Law and legislation - United States
ISBN 1-63425-543-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Introduction -- I. Chapter Overview -- II. Eligible Projects -- Chapter 1 General Legal Framework -- I. Types of Tax-Exempt Bonds -- Chapter 2 Parties/Process/Roles of Counsel -- I. Parties -- A. Issuer -- B. Borrower -- C. Underwriter/Bond Purchaser -- D. Equity Investor -- E. Trustee -- II. Process and Procedure -- A. Inducement -- B. TEFRA Approval -- C. Authorizing Resolution -- 1. Standard Documentation -- D. Roles of Counsel -- Chapter 3 Tax and Securities Core Concepts -- I. Internal Revenue Code Requirements -- A. Good Costs/Bad Costs -- B. 15% Rehabilitation Requirement -- C. Functionally Related and Subordinate Facilities -- D. Volume Cap -- E. Substantial User -- F. Additional Rules -- II. Securities Act Requirements -- A. Rule 10b-5 -- B. Rule 15c2-12 -- Chapter 4 Specific Structures -- I. Credit Enhancement-Fannie, Freddie, and FHA -- II. The Financial Crisis and the Changing Landscape -- A. Federal Support for Affordable Rental Housing -- III. Conclusion -- Chapter 5 Recycled Bonds and Bifurcated Structures as Tools for Multifamily Housing -- I. The Provisions -- A. Recent Use of Volume Cap -- B. Annual Volume Cap (2011-14) -- C. Volume Cap Used (2011-14) -- D. Volume Cap Carry Forward -- E. Prior Years Carry Forward Abandoned: 2011-14 -- II. Challenges to Using Recycling Authority -- III. Bifurcation -- IV. Recycled Bond Case Studies -- A. St. Ann's Terrace -- B. Ocean Village -- C. The Tiffany -- D. University Avenue Consolidated (UACIII) -- E. The Bradford -- F. 160 Madison -- V. Bifurcated Case Study -- A. 261 Hudson Street -- B. Combining Recycling and Bifurcation -- C. Applicability.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910807392003321
Hollis Alysse  
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2016]
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Best Practices in the Acquisition of a Government Contractor / / edited by Todd R. Overman and Damien C. Specht
Best Practices in the Acquisition of a Government Contractor / / edited by Todd R. Overman and Damien C. Specht
Edizione [Second edition.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (279 pages)
Disciplina 346.73/023
Soggetto topico Government purchasing - Law and legislation - United States
Public contracts - United States
ISBN 1-64105-961-3
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Series Page -- Contents -- Chapter 1 : Introduction -- Chapter 2 : The Due Diligence Process -- A. Confidentiality Agreements -- 1. Process Issues -- 2. Types of Nondisclosure Agreements -- 3. Substance of a Confidentiality Agreement -- B. Composition of the Due Diligence Team -- 1. Initial Diligence -- 2. Comprehensive Diligence -- 3. Additional Team Members for Government Contracts -- 4. Organizing the Diligence Team -- 5. Issues Concerning the Diligence Team -- 6. Performing Diligence on the Acquirer -- C. The Data Room -- 1. Electronic vs. Physical Data Rooms -- 2. Working with the Target's Data Room -- 3. Restricted Material -- 4. Review of Sensitive and Classified Information -- 5. Follow-up Inquiries -- 6. Interviews as Part of the Diligence Process -- 7. The Diligence Report -- 8. How to Use a Diligence Report -- D. Developing a Government Contracts Due Diligence Document Request -- 1. Contracts and Related Information -- 2. Proposal Files -- 3. Asset Lists -- 4. Claims, Disputes, Litigations, and Investigations -- 5. Government-Approved Systems -- 6. Compliance Program Documentation -- 7. Environmental Issues -- 8. Employment Law Issues -- 9. Export Controls -- 10. National Security Issues -- 11. Antitrust Issues -- Chapter 3 : Scope of Government Contracts Review -- A. Methods of Selling to the Government -- 1. Fixed-Price vs. Cost-Reimbursement Contracts -- 2. Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Part 15 vs. FAR Part 12 -- 3. Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity, Blanket Purchase Agreement, and Governmentwide Acquisition Contracting Vehicles -- 4. Foreign Military Sales/Foreign Military Financing -- 5. Other Transaction Authority Agreements -- B. Contracting Parties -- 1. US Government Prime Contracts -- 2. Subcontracts under Government Prime Contracts -- 3. Teaming Agreements.
4. State and Local Contracts -- Chapter 4 : Cost Issues Particular to Government Contracts -- A. "Cost-Disclosure" Contracts -- B. Allowability Cost Principles under FAR Part 31 -- 1. Applicability of the Cost Principles -- 2. General Requirements -- 3. Certification of Indirect Costs -- 4. Allowability Issues That Frequently Arise in Acquisitions -- C. Allocation under Cost Accounting Standards -- 1. List of Standards -- 2. Applicability -- 3. Exemptions -- 4. Cost Accounting Standards Board Disclosure Statements -- 5. Noncompliance and Voluntary Changes -- 6. Consideration of Changes in Applicability -- 7. Post-Closing Changes to the Acquiring and the Acquired Companies' CAS Disclosure Statements -- D. The Truthful Cost or Pricing Data Act-Overview -- 1. Disclosure of the Potential Acquisition -- E. Government Audit Rights -- 1. Nature and Scope of Government Audit Activities -- 2. Types of Government Audits -- 3. Role of the Defense Contract Audit Agency -- 4. Role of Inspectors General and Investigative Organizations -- 5. Role of the Department of Justice -- F. General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule -- 1. Principal Risks of General Services Administration Schedule Contracts -- 2. Transferring the General Services Administration Schedule Contract to the Acquiring Company -- Chapter 5 : Claims, Disputes, and Bid Protests -- A. Contractor Claims Against the Government -- 1. Requests for Equitable Adjustment -- 2. Claims -- 3. Risks of Requests for Equitable Adjustment and Claims -- B. Government Claims Against the Contractor -- 1. Claims under the Contracts Disputes Act -- 2. The False Claims Act -- 3. Criminal Matters -- C. Labor and Employment Obligations -- 1. Service Contract Act -- 2. Equal Employment Opportunity -- D. Disputes Arising Out of Subcontracts -- E. Bid Protests -- Chapter 6 : Adequacy of The Target's Compliance Program.
A. Overall Company Compliance Program and Internal Controls -- B. Present Responsibility -- 1. Debarment and Suspension -- 2. Past Performance on Competitive Procurements -- C. Existing Arrangements for Classified Contracts -- 1. Assessing a Company's Existing Compliance Program -- 2. Identification of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence and Security Issues Arising from the Acquisition -- 3. Integration of the Target into a Corporate Structure -- D. Foreign Sales -- E. Export Control Compliance -- Chapter 7 : Other Risk Areas -- A. Assignment and Change of Control Provisions -- 1. Prime Contracts -- 2. Subcontracts, Joint Venture Agreements, and Teaming Agreements -- 3. Transaction Considerations -- B. Warranties and Indemnities -- 1. Warranties -- 2. Statutory Indemnities -- 3. Contractual Indemnity for Liability to Third Persons -- C. Organizational Conflicts of Interest -- 1. Federal Acquisition Regulations and Defense Acquisition Regulations Coverage of Organization Conflicts of Interest -- 2. How Organizational Conflicts of Interest Can Arise in Mergers and Acquisitions Transactions -- 3. Mitigation of Organizational Conflicts of Interest -- D. "Revolving Door" Restrictions -- 1. Relationship Between the "Revolving Door" Restrictions and the Procurement Integrity Act -- 2. Overview of "Revolving Door" Restrictions -- 3. How "Revolving Door" Issues Can Arise -- E. Political Law Considerations -- 1. "Pay-to-Play" Rules -- 2. PAC and Campaign Finance -- 3. Lobbying and Foreign Agents Registration Act -- 4. Gifts and Ethics -- F. Intellectual Property under Government Contracts -- 1. Technical Data and Computer Software -- 2. Patents -- 3. Other Transaction Authority Agreements -- 4. Cooperative Research and Development Agreements -- G. Small Business Issues -- 1. Overview of Small Business Requirements in Federal Procurement.
2. Impact of Acquisition on Small Business Status and Contracts -- H. Terminations -- 1. Convenience-Fixed-Price Contract -- 2. Default-Fixed-Price Contract -- 3. Cost-Reimbursement Contracts -- I. Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) Business Systems -- 1. Overview of DFARS Business System Clauses and Applicability -- 2. Criteria by System -- 3. Government Audit, System Determination, and Withhold Practices -- 4. Subcontracting Considerations -- J. Cybersecurity -- 1. Overview and Applicability -- 2. Safeguarding Information -- 3. Cyber Incident Reporting -- 4. Subcontracting Considerations -- 5. Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Program -- Chapter 8 : Acquisition Documents and Pre-Closing Activities -- A. Nature of the Acquisition -- 1. Structure of the Acquisition -- 2. Nature of the Target (Public vs. Private) -- 3. Economics of the Transaction (Deal Consideration) -- 4. Ancillary Agreements -- B. Representations and Warranties -- C. Disclosure Schedules -- D. Covenants Between Signing and Closing -- E. Conditions to Closing -- F. Classified Business -- Chapter 9 : Antitrust Requirements -- A. Overview -- B. Contemplating Potential Merger or Acquisition-Antitrust Due Diligence -- C. Negotiating the Merger Agreement-Antitrust Risk Provisions -- D. Determining Merger Filing Requirements -- 1. US and Rest of the World Reportability Requirements -- 2. Merger Review Outside the United States -- E. HSR Filing and Review Process -- 1. Managing the Creation and Flow of Deal Documents -- 2. Filing Preparation and Coordination-Failure to File -- 3. Merger Review Process and Timing -- F. Substantive Antitrust Review of Mergers and Acquisitions -- 1. Horizontal Mergers -- 2. Vertical Mergers -- G. Coordination of Multiple Government Investigations -- H. Consent Decrees and Litigation -- 1. Consent Decrees.
2. District Court Litigation -- I. Pre-Closing Activities and Integration Efforts-"Gun Jumping" -- Chapter 10 : The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States Approval for Foreign Ownership and Investment -- A. The Exon-Florio Amendment, as Amended -- B. CFIUS's Risk Analysis -- C. CFIUS Jurisdiction and Voluntary vs. Mandatory Filings -- 1. Investment Jurisdiction -- 2. Mandatory Filing Requirements -- 3. Real Estate Jurisdiction -- D. Whether to File -- E. Two Ways to File with CFIUS -- 1. CFIUS Notices -- 2. Declarations -- Chapter 11 : Existing Contracts-Dealing with the Anti-Assignment Statutes -- A. Applicable Law -- B. Case Law -- C. Regulations -- D. Contract Novations -- 1. Federal Acquisition Regulations -- 2. Transition Arrangements Pending Novation -- E. Change of Name Agreements -- F. Effect of Acquisition on Bids and Proposals -- Chapter 12 : Issues for the Combined Company -- A. Guarantee of Performance of an Acquired Subsidiary -- 1. Existing Guarantees -- 2. Future Guarantees-General Considerations -- 3. Alternatives to a Guarantee -- 4. Government Contract Considerations -- 5. Legal Issues in Negotiating Guarantees -- B. Restructuring -- 1. Allowability of Restructuring Costs -- 2. Capturing Restructuring Costs -- 3. Restructuring Agreements -- C. Cost Accounting Issues -- 1. Cost Accounting Standards -- 2. Effect of Acquisition on Cost-Reimbursement and Incentive Contracts -- 3. Stepped-Up Basis and Goodwill -- 4. Other Costs-Acquisition of Intangible Capital Assets -- 5. Intercompany Transfers -- 6. Pension Costs -- Appendix 1: Glossary of Acronyms -- Appendix 2: Sample Confidentiality Agreement -- Appendix 3: Sample Due Diligence Checklist -- Appendix 4: Sample Due Diligence Document Request -- Appendix 5: Government Contracts Representations and Warranties -- Appendix 6: Basic Novation Agreement, FAR 42.1204(I).
Appendix 7: Sample Truncated Novation Agreement.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910788390303321
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
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Best Practices in the Acquisition of a Government Contractor / / edited by Todd R. Overman and Damien C. Specht
Best Practices in the Acquisition of a Government Contractor / / edited by Todd R. Overman and Damien C. Specht
Edizione [Second edition.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (279 pages)
Disciplina 346.73/023
Soggetto topico Government purchasing - Law and legislation - United States
Public contracts - United States
ISBN 1-64105-961-3
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Series Page -- Contents -- Chapter 1 : Introduction -- Chapter 2 : The Due Diligence Process -- A. Confidentiality Agreements -- 1. Process Issues -- 2. Types of Nondisclosure Agreements -- 3. Substance of a Confidentiality Agreement -- B. Composition of the Due Diligence Team -- 1. Initial Diligence -- 2. Comprehensive Diligence -- 3. Additional Team Members for Government Contracts -- 4. Organizing the Diligence Team -- 5. Issues Concerning the Diligence Team -- 6. Performing Diligence on the Acquirer -- C. The Data Room -- 1. Electronic vs. Physical Data Rooms -- 2. Working with the Target's Data Room -- 3. Restricted Material -- 4. Review of Sensitive and Classified Information -- 5. Follow-up Inquiries -- 6. Interviews as Part of the Diligence Process -- 7. The Diligence Report -- 8. How to Use a Diligence Report -- D. Developing a Government Contracts Due Diligence Document Request -- 1. Contracts and Related Information -- 2. Proposal Files -- 3. Asset Lists -- 4. Claims, Disputes, Litigations, and Investigations -- 5. Government-Approved Systems -- 6. Compliance Program Documentation -- 7. Environmental Issues -- 8. Employment Law Issues -- 9. Export Controls -- 10. National Security Issues -- 11. Antitrust Issues -- Chapter 3 : Scope of Government Contracts Review -- A. Methods of Selling to the Government -- 1. Fixed-Price vs. Cost-Reimbursement Contracts -- 2. Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Part 15 vs. FAR Part 12 -- 3. Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity, Blanket Purchase Agreement, and Governmentwide Acquisition Contracting Vehicles -- 4. Foreign Military Sales/Foreign Military Financing -- 5. Other Transaction Authority Agreements -- B. Contracting Parties -- 1. US Government Prime Contracts -- 2. Subcontracts under Government Prime Contracts -- 3. Teaming Agreements.
4. State and Local Contracts -- Chapter 4 : Cost Issues Particular to Government Contracts -- A. "Cost-Disclosure" Contracts -- B. Allowability Cost Principles under FAR Part 31 -- 1. Applicability of the Cost Principles -- 2. General Requirements -- 3. Certification of Indirect Costs -- 4. Allowability Issues That Frequently Arise in Acquisitions -- C. Allocation under Cost Accounting Standards -- 1. List of Standards -- 2. Applicability -- 3. Exemptions -- 4. Cost Accounting Standards Board Disclosure Statements -- 5. Noncompliance and Voluntary Changes -- 6. Consideration of Changes in Applicability -- 7. Post-Closing Changes to the Acquiring and the Acquired Companies' CAS Disclosure Statements -- D. The Truthful Cost or Pricing Data Act-Overview -- 1. Disclosure of the Potential Acquisition -- E. Government Audit Rights -- 1. Nature and Scope of Government Audit Activities -- 2. Types of Government Audits -- 3. Role of the Defense Contract Audit Agency -- 4. Role of Inspectors General and Investigative Organizations -- 5. Role of the Department of Justice -- F. General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule -- 1. Principal Risks of General Services Administration Schedule Contracts -- 2. Transferring the General Services Administration Schedule Contract to the Acquiring Company -- Chapter 5 : Claims, Disputes, and Bid Protests -- A. Contractor Claims Against the Government -- 1. Requests for Equitable Adjustment -- 2. Claims -- 3. Risks of Requests for Equitable Adjustment and Claims -- B. Government Claims Against the Contractor -- 1. Claims under the Contracts Disputes Act -- 2. The False Claims Act -- 3. Criminal Matters -- C. Labor and Employment Obligations -- 1. Service Contract Act -- 2. Equal Employment Opportunity -- D. Disputes Arising Out of Subcontracts -- E. Bid Protests -- Chapter 6 : Adequacy of The Target's Compliance Program.
A. Overall Company Compliance Program and Internal Controls -- B. Present Responsibility -- 1. Debarment and Suspension -- 2. Past Performance on Competitive Procurements -- C. Existing Arrangements for Classified Contracts -- 1. Assessing a Company's Existing Compliance Program -- 2. Identification of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence and Security Issues Arising from the Acquisition -- 3. Integration of the Target into a Corporate Structure -- D. Foreign Sales -- E. Export Control Compliance -- Chapter 7 : Other Risk Areas -- A. Assignment and Change of Control Provisions -- 1. Prime Contracts -- 2. Subcontracts, Joint Venture Agreements, and Teaming Agreements -- 3. Transaction Considerations -- B. Warranties and Indemnities -- 1. Warranties -- 2. Statutory Indemnities -- 3. Contractual Indemnity for Liability to Third Persons -- C. Organizational Conflicts of Interest -- 1. Federal Acquisition Regulations and Defense Acquisition Regulations Coverage of Organization Conflicts of Interest -- 2. How Organizational Conflicts of Interest Can Arise in Mergers and Acquisitions Transactions -- 3. Mitigation of Organizational Conflicts of Interest -- D. "Revolving Door" Restrictions -- 1. Relationship Between the "Revolving Door" Restrictions and the Procurement Integrity Act -- 2. Overview of "Revolving Door" Restrictions -- 3. How "Revolving Door" Issues Can Arise -- E. Political Law Considerations -- 1. "Pay-to-Play" Rules -- 2. PAC and Campaign Finance -- 3. Lobbying and Foreign Agents Registration Act -- 4. Gifts and Ethics -- F. Intellectual Property under Government Contracts -- 1. Technical Data and Computer Software -- 2. Patents -- 3. Other Transaction Authority Agreements -- 4. Cooperative Research and Development Agreements -- G. Small Business Issues -- 1. Overview of Small Business Requirements in Federal Procurement.
2. Impact of Acquisition on Small Business Status and Contracts -- H. Terminations -- 1. Convenience-Fixed-Price Contract -- 2. Default-Fixed-Price Contract -- 3. Cost-Reimbursement Contracts -- I. Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) Business Systems -- 1. Overview of DFARS Business System Clauses and Applicability -- 2. Criteria by System -- 3. Government Audit, System Determination, and Withhold Practices -- 4. Subcontracting Considerations -- J. Cybersecurity -- 1. Overview and Applicability -- 2. Safeguarding Information -- 3. Cyber Incident Reporting -- 4. Subcontracting Considerations -- 5. Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Program -- Chapter 8 : Acquisition Documents and Pre-Closing Activities -- A. Nature of the Acquisition -- 1. Structure of the Acquisition -- 2. Nature of the Target (Public vs. Private) -- 3. Economics of the Transaction (Deal Consideration) -- 4. Ancillary Agreements -- B. Representations and Warranties -- C. Disclosure Schedules -- D. Covenants Between Signing and Closing -- E. Conditions to Closing -- F. Classified Business -- Chapter 9 : Antitrust Requirements -- A. Overview -- B. Contemplating Potential Merger or Acquisition-Antitrust Due Diligence -- C. Negotiating the Merger Agreement-Antitrust Risk Provisions -- D. Determining Merger Filing Requirements -- 1. US and Rest of the World Reportability Requirements -- 2. Merger Review Outside the United States -- E. HSR Filing and Review Process -- 1. Managing the Creation and Flow of Deal Documents -- 2. Filing Preparation and Coordination-Failure to File -- 3. Merger Review Process and Timing -- F. Substantive Antitrust Review of Mergers and Acquisitions -- 1. Horizontal Mergers -- 2. Vertical Mergers -- G. Coordination of Multiple Government Investigations -- H. Consent Decrees and Litigation -- 1. Consent Decrees.
2. District Court Litigation -- I. Pre-Closing Activities and Integration Efforts-"Gun Jumping" -- Chapter 10 : The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States Approval for Foreign Ownership and Investment -- A. The Exon-Florio Amendment, as Amended -- B. CFIUS's Risk Analysis -- C. CFIUS Jurisdiction and Voluntary vs. Mandatory Filings -- 1. Investment Jurisdiction -- 2. Mandatory Filing Requirements -- 3. Real Estate Jurisdiction -- D. Whether to File -- E. Two Ways to File with CFIUS -- 1. CFIUS Notices -- 2. Declarations -- Chapter 11 : Existing Contracts-Dealing with the Anti-Assignment Statutes -- A. Applicable Law -- B. Case Law -- C. Regulations -- D. Contract Novations -- 1. Federal Acquisition Regulations -- 2. Transition Arrangements Pending Novation -- E. Change of Name Agreements -- F. Effect of Acquisition on Bids and Proposals -- Chapter 12 : Issues for the Combined Company -- A. Guarantee of Performance of an Acquired Subsidiary -- 1. Existing Guarantees -- 2. Future Guarantees-General Considerations -- 3. Alternatives to a Guarantee -- 4. Government Contract Considerations -- 5. Legal Issues in Negotiating Guarantees -- B. Restructuring -- 1. Allowability of Restructuring Costs -- 2. Capturing Restructuring Costs -- 3. Restructuring Agreements -- C. Cost Accounting Issues -- 1. Cost Accounting Standards -- 2. Effect of Acquisition on Cost-Reimbursement and Incentive Contracts -- 3. Stepped-Up Basis and Goodwill -- 4. Other Costs-Acquisition of Intangible Capital Assets -- 5. Intercompany Transfers -- 6. Pension Costs -- Appendix 1: Glossary of Acronyms -- Appendix 2: Sample Confidentiality Agreement -- Appendix 3: Sample Due Diligence Checklist -- Appendix 4: Sample Due Diligence Document Request -- Appendix 5: Government Contracts Representations and Warranties -- Appendix 6: Basic Novation Agreement, FAR 42.1204(I).
Appendix 7: Sample Truncated Novation Agreement.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910820215403321
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
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Beyond the fracking wars : a guide for lawyers, public officials, planners, and citizens / / Erica Levine Powers and Beth E. Kinne, editors
Beyond the fracking wars : a guide for lawyers, public officials, planners, and citizens / / Erica Levine Powers and Beth E. Kinne, editors
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , 2013
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (638 p.)
Disciplina 343.7307/72
Soggetto topico Hydraulic fracturing - Law and legislation - United States
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 1-62722-164-6
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover; Map; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; About the Editors; About the Contributors; Preface; Acknowledgments; PART 1: Technology and Industry Overview; 1 The Technology of Oil and Gas Shale Development; Identifying and Mapping the Target Formation; Supporting Infrastructure: Pad Sites, Roads, Processing Plants, Pipelines, and Storage; Pad Sites; Roads; Drilling and Casing the Well; Fracturing the Formation; Managing Wastewater; Bringing a Natural Gas Well Online; Processing Plants; Pipelines and Compressor Stations; Storage; Reworking Unconventional Wells; Reclamation
Conclusion2 The Oil and Gas Industry; PART 2: Legal Issues; 3 Leasing Mineral Rights; Introduction; Mineral Interest Ownership; Leasing in General; Lease Forms and the Myth of the "Producer's 88"; Basic Private (Fee) Leases; The Granting Clause; The Habendum (Term) Clause; The Drilling Delay Rental Clause; The Royalty Clause; Other Important Lease Terms; Warranty Clauses; Shut-In Clauses; Pooling and Unitization; Pugh Clauses; Force Majeure Clauses; Implied Covenants of Oil and Gas Leases; Special Lease Considerations for Hydraulic Fracturing; A Note on Negotiation Technique
Surface Use Conditions in Oil and Gas LeasesConclusion; 4 Oil and Gas Exploration without Leases; Introduction; Origins of the Rule of Capture; Consequences of the Application of the Rule of Capture; Solutions to the Adverse Economic Consequences of the Rule of Capture; Introduction to Compulsory Integration in New York State; Compensating a Landowner in Compulsory Integration; The Mathematics of Compulsory Integration; Conclusion; 5 Getting Gas to the People; Overview; The Natural Gas Act of 1938; What Types of Pipelines Are There, and How Are They Regulated?; Production Pipelines
Gathering PipelinesTransmission Pipelines; Local Distribution Pipelines; Storage Facilities; What Type of Regulatory Approval Process Is Required to Construct a Pipeline?; The FERC Process; How Can the Public Effectively Convey Concerns about Proposed Pipeline Projects?; What Are the Opportunities for Public Involvement in a FERC Certificate Proceeding?; What Criteria Does the FERC Use to Evaluate a Project?; Case Study; 6 Anticipating Problems; 7 Clearing the Air; 8 Western Water Law; Introduction; Hydraulic Fracturing's Water Needs and Consumption
12 Getting Ahead of Drilling Companies in the Haynesville Shale
Record Nr. UNINA-9910460968803321
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , 2013
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Beyond the Work Product : A Guide to Relationship-Driven Transactional Lawyering / / Rachel Landy
Beyond the Work Product : A Guide to Relationship-Driven Transactional Lawyering / / Rachel Landy
Autore Landy Rachel
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (169 pages)
Disciplina 340.02373
Soggetto topico Attorney and client - United States
Lawyers - United States
Business enterprises - Law and legislation - United States
ISBN 1-64105-841-2
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Getting Comfortable Talking-and Thinking-about Costs -- A Book about Relationships -- Chapter 1 Our Client: Fitness Feet -- Our Framework -- Chapter 2 Understanding How a Contract Fits Together -- Covenants of Performance -- Risk-Shifting Provisions -- Rules of the Road -- Organizing Information -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 3 Clearing Conflicts: A Useful Proxy for Difficult Conversations -- Running a Conflicts Check -- Communicating with Your Client -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 4 Efficient Preparation: Getting All the Facts and Understanding Objectives -- Call Preparation -- What You Need to Know -- Asking the Questions -- Understanding the Law and Leveraging Expertise -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 5 Finding and Using Precedent and Outlining Your Agreement -- Finding and Using Precedent -- Outlining -- Strategies for Success -- Chapter 6 Putting Pen to Paper: User-Friendly Drafting -- Draft Mindfully -- The Efficiencies of User-Friendly Drafting -- Strategies for Success -- Chapter 7 Marking Up Someone Else's Draft and Reviewing Redlines -- Identifying Issues: Business Versus Legal -- Issue Spotting -- Providing Recommendations and Obtaining Feedback -- Addressing Issues in the Draft -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 8 Negotiating the Deal -- Leading the Negotiation -- Enabling Your Client to Negotiate -- Final Points -- Strategies for Success -- Chapter 9 Final Tips and Tricks for Success -- Tips and Tricks -- Exhibit A: Sample Order Form -- Exhibit B: Sample Outline -- Exhibit C: User-Friendly Drafting-Excerpt from a Nondisclosure Agreement -- Original -- User-Friendly Drafting -- Thank You -- Index -- Back cover.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910788389703321
Landy Rachel  
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
Materiale a stampa
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Beyond the Work Product : A Guide to Relationship-Driven Transactional Lawyering / / Rachel Landy
Beyond the Work Product : A Guide to Relationship-Driven Transactional Lawyering / / Rachel Landy
Autore Landy Rachel
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (169 pages)
Disciplina 340.02373
Soggetto topico Attorney and client - United States
Lawyers - United States
Business enterprises - Law and legislation - United States
ISBN 1-64105-841-2
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Getting Comfortable Talking-and Thinking-about Costs -- A Book about Relationships -- Chapter 1 Our Client: Fitness Feet -- Our Framework -- Chapter 2 Understanding How a Contract Fits Together -- Covenants of Performance -- Risk-Shifting Provisions -- Rules of the Road -- Organizing Information -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 3 Clearing Conflicts: A Useful Proxy for Difficult Conversations -- Running a Conflicts Check -- Communicating with Your Client -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 4 Efficient Preparation: Getting All the Facts and Understanding Objectives -- Call Preparation -- What You Need to Know -- Asking the Questions -- Understanding the Law and Leveraging Expertise -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 5 Finding and Using Precedent and Outlining Your Agreement -- Finding and Using Precedent -- Outlining -- Strategies for Success -- Chapter 6 Putting Pen to Paper: User-Friendly Drafting -- Draft Mindfully -- The Efficiencies of User-Friendly Drafting -- Strategies for Success -- Chapter 7 Marking Up Someone Else's Draft and Reviewing Redlines -- Identifying Issues: Business Versus Legal -- Issue Spotting -- Providing Recommendations and Obtaining Feedback -- Addressing Issues in the Draft -- Strategies for Success -- Sample Exercise Responses -- Chapter 8 Negotiating the Deal -- Leading the Negotiation -- Enabling Your Client to Negotiate -- Final Points -- Strategies for Success -- Chapter 9 Final Tips and Tricks for Success -- Tips and Tricks -- Exhibit A: Sample Order Form -- Exhibit B: Sample Outline -- Exhibit C: User-Friendly Drafting-Excerpt from a Nondisclosure Agreement -- Original -- User-Friendly Drafting -- Thank You -- Index -- Back cover.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910820651803321
Landy Rachel  
Chicago, Illinois : , : American Bar Association, , [2021]
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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Biotechnology and the law / Hugh B. Wellons ... [et al.]
Biotechnology and the law / Hugh B. Wellons ... [et al.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Chicago : American Bar Association, 2007
Descrizione fisica L, 957 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
ISBN 15-903176-1-0
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Record Nr. UNICAMPANIA-SUN0110852
Chicago : American Bar Association, 2007
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Vanvitelli
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